Bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance

ABSTRACT

The present invention uses the mutually series connected resistive, or inductive, or capacitive impedance to divide the voltage of bi-directional power source, thereby using the divided power of the impedance component to drive the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode in parallel connection at the two ends of the impedance.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

(a) Field of the Invention

The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance is disclosed by that an AC power or aperiodically alternated polarity power is used as the power source tosupply to the resistive impedance components, or inductive impedancecomponents, or capacitive impedance components in mutual seriesconnection, whereby the power source voltage is divided. Thereof, it ischaracterized in that the said divided power across the two ends of thefirst impedance and the second impedance is used to drive abi-directional conducting light emitting diode, or to drive at least twobi-directional conducting light emitting diode sets which arerespectively parallel connected across the two ends of the firstimpedance and the second impedance.

(b) Description of the Prior Art

The conventional light emitting diode drive circuit using AC or DC powersource is usually series connected with current limit resistors as theimpedance to limit the current to the light emitting diode, whereof thevoltage drop of the series connected resistive impedance always resultin waste of power and accumulation of heat which are the imperfections.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The invention is that the first impedance is constituted by capacitiveimpedance components, inductive impedance components, or resistiveimpedance components and a second impedance is constituted by capacitiveimpedance components, inductive impedance components, or resistiveimpedance components; whereof, the first impedance and the secondimpedance are in series connection to receive the following:

-   -   (1) The AC power with a constant or variable voltage and a        constant or variable frequency; or    -   (2) The AC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltage or        bi-directional square wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wave        voltage with constant or variable voltage and constant or        variable frequency or period which is converted from a DC power        source; or    -   (3) The AC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltage or        bi-directional square wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wave        voltage with constant or variable voltage and constant or        variable frequency or period converted from the DC power which        is further rectified from an AC power;

The divided power is formed at the first impedance and the secondimpedance through the input of above said powers, whereby the firstlight emitting diode and the second light emitting diode are parallelconnected in reverse polarities to constitute a bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode set which is parallel connected acrossthe two ends of the second impedance and is driven by the divided poweracross the two ends of the second impedance to emit light.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is the schematic block diagram of the bi-directional lightemitting diode drive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance.

FIG. 2 is the circuit example schematic diagram of the invention.

FIG. 3 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode setis constituted by a first light emitting diode and a diode in parallelconnection of opposite polarities.

FIG. 4 is a circuit example schematic diagram illustrating that thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set is series connectedwith a current limit resistor.

FIG. 5 is a circuit example schematic diagram illustrating that thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set in the circuit ofFIG. 2 is further installed with a zener diode.

FIG. 6 is a circuit example schematic diagram illustrating that thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set in the circuit ofFIG. 3 is further installed with a zener diode.

FIG. 7 is a circuit example schematic diagram illustrating that thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set in the circuit ofFIG. 4 is further installed with a zener diode.

FIG. 8 is a circuit example schematic diagram illustrating that thecharge/discharge device is parallel connected across the two ends of alight emitting diode and a current limit resistor in series connectionin the circuit of FIG. 5.

FIG. 9 is a circuit example schematic diagram illustrating that thecharge/discharge device is parallel connected across the two ends of alight emitting diode and a current limit resistor in series connectionin the circuit of FIG. 6.

FIG. 10 is a circuit example schematic diagram illustrating that thecharge/discharge device is parallel connected across the two ends of alight emitting diode and a current limit resistor in series connectionin the circuit of FIG. 7.

FIG. 11 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode set of the invention illustrating thatthe first light emitting diode is reversely parallel connected with adiode, and the second light emitting diode is reversely parallelconnected with a diode, whereby the two appear in series connection ofopposite directions.

FIG. 12 is a circuit example schematic block diagram of the inventionwhich is series connected to the bi-directional power input modulator ofseries connection type.

FIG. 13 is a circuit example schematic block diagram of the inventionwhich is parallel connected to the bi-directional power input modulatorof parallel connection type.

FIG. 14 is a circuit example schematic block diagram illustrating thatthe invention is series connected with a bi-directional power modulatorof series connection type to receive the output power of the DC to ACinverter.

FIG. 15 is a circuit example schematic block diagram illustrating thatthe invention is parallel connected with a bi-directional powermodulator of parallel connection type to receive the output power of theDC to AC inverter.

FIG. 16 is a circuit example schematic block diagram of the inventiondriven by the DC to AC inverter output power.

FIG. 17 is a circuit example schematic block diagram of the inventionwhich is series connected with impedance components.

FIG. 18 is a circuit example schematic block diagram of the inventionillustrating that the impedance components in series connection executeseries connection, or parallel connection, or series and parallelconnection by means of the switching device.

FIG. 19 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the inductive impedance component of the secondimpedance is replaced by the self-coupled voltage change power supplyside winding of the self-coupled transformer thereby to constitute avoltage rise.

FIG. 20 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the inductive impedance component of the secondimpedance is replaced by the self-coupled voltage change power supplyside winding of the self-coupled transformer thereby to constitute avoltage drop.

FIG. 21 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the inductive impedance component of the secondimpedance is replaced by the primary side winding of the separating typetransformer with separating type voltage change winding.

FIG. 22 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the self-coupled voltage change power supply sidewinding of the self-coupled transformer is in parallel resonance withthe parallel connected capacitive impedance component to constitute avoltage rise.

FIG. 23 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the self-coupled voltage change power supply sidewinding of the self-coupled transformer is in parallel resonance withthe parallel connected capacitive impedance component to constitute avoltage drop.

FIG. 24 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the primary side winding of the separating typetransformer with separating type voltage change winding is parallelconnected with a capacitive impedance component to appear a parallelresonance status.

DESCRIPTION OF MAIN COMPONENT SYMBOLS

-   C100, C102, C200: Capacitor-   CR100, CR101, CR102, CR201, CR202: Diode-   ESD101, ESD102: Charge/discharge device-   I100, I103, I104, I200: Inductive impedance component-   IT200: Separating type transformer-   L100: Bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set-   LED101: First light emitting diode-   LED102: Second light emitting diode-   R101, R102: Discharge resistor-   R100, R103, R104: Current limit resistor-   ST200: Self-coupled transformer-   U100: Bi-directional light emitting diode (LED) drive circuit-   W0: Self-coupled voltage change winding-   W1: Primary side winding-   W2: Secondary side winding-   Z101: First impedance-   Z102: Second impedance-   ZD101, ZD102: Zener diode-   300: Bi-directional power modulator of series connection type-   400: Bi-directional power modulator of parallel connection type-   500: Impedance component-   600: Switching device-   4000: DC to AC Inverter

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance is disclosed by that at least one firstimpedance is constituted capacitive impedance components, inductiveimpedance components, or resistive impedance components and at least onesecond impedance is constituted by capacitive impedance components,inductive impedance components, or resistive impedance components; atleast one first light emitting diode and at least one second lightemitting diode are in parallel connection of reverse polarities therebyto constitute at least one bi-directional conducting light emittingdiode set which is parallel connected across the two ends of at leastone second impedance, whereof the two ends of at least one firstimpedance and at least one second impedance in mutual series connectionis provided to receive the following:

(1) The AC power with a constant or variable voltage and a constant orvariable frequency; or

-   -   (2) The AC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltage or        bi-directional square wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wave        voltage with constant or variable voltage and constant or        variable frequency or period which is converted from a DC power        source; or    -   (3) The AC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltage or        bi-directional square wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wave        voltage with constant or variable voltage and constant or        variable frequency or period converted from the DC power which        is further rectified from an AC power;

The divided power is formed at the first impedance and the secondimpedance in series connection through the above said powers to drive atleast one bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set, or todrive at least two bi-directional conducting light emitting diode setswhich are respectively parallel connected across the two ends of thefirst impedance and the two ends of the second impedance, thereby toconstitute the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit inbi-directional divided power impedance.

FIG. 1 is the schematic block diagram of the bi-directional lightemitting diode drive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance,in which the circuit function is operated through the bi-directionallight emitting diode drive circuit (U100) as shown in FIG. 1, whereof itis comprised of that:

The first impedance (Z101) is comprised of that:

(1) It is constituted by one or more than one kinds and one or more thanone of the capacitive impedance components or inductive impedancecomponents or resistive impedance components, or can be optionallyinstalled as needed by two or more than two kinds of impedancecomponents, whereof each kind of impedance components has one or morethan one components in series connection or parallel connection, orseries and parallel connection; or

(2) At least one capacitive impedance component and at least oneinductive impedance component are in mutual series connection, whereoftheir frequency is the same as the frequency of the bi-directional powerfrom power source such as the AC power, or the alternated polarityperiod of a constant or variable voltage and constant or variableperiodically alternated polarity power converted from DC power, therebyto appear a series resonance impedance status; or

(3) At least one capacitive impedance component and at least oneinductive impedance component are in mutual parallel connection, whereoftheir frequency is the same as the frequency of the bi-directional powerfrom power source such as the AC power, or the alternated polarityperiod of a constant or variable voltage and constant or variableperiodically alternated polarity power converted from DC power, therebyto appear a parallel resonance impedance status; or

The second impedance (Z102) is comprised of that:

(1) It is constituted by one or more than one kinds and one or more thanone of the capacitive impedance components or inductive impedancecomponents or resistive impedance components, or can be optionallyinstalled as needed by two or more than two kinds of impedancecomponents, whereof each kind of impedance components has one or morethan one components in series connection or parallel connection, orseries and parallel connection; or

(2) At least one capacitive impedance component and at least oneinductive impedance component are in mutual series connection, whereoftheir frequency is the same as the frequency of the bi-directional powerfrom power source such as the AC power, or the alternated polarityperiod of a constant or variable voltage and constant or variableperiodically alternated polarity power converted from DC power, therebyto appear a series resonance impedance status; or

(3) At least one capacitive impedance component and at least oneinductive impedance component are in mutual parallel connection, whereoftheir frequency is the same as the frequency of the bi-directional powerfrom power source such as the AC power, or the alternated polarityperiod of a constant or variable voltage and constant or variableperiodically alternated polarity power converted from DC power, therebyto appear a parallel resonance impedance status;

At least one first impedance (Z101) and at least one second impedance(Z102) are mutually series connected, whereof the two ends of the firstimpedance (Z101) and the second impedance (Z102) in series connectionare provided for:

-   -   (1) The AC power with a constant or variable voltage and a        constant or variable frequency; or    -   (2) The AC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltage or        bi-directional square wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wave        voltage with constant or variable voltage and constant or        variable frequency or period which is converted from a DC power        source; or    -   (3) The AC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltage or        bi-directional square wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wave        voltage with constant or variable voltage and constant or        variable frequency or period converted from the DC power which        is further rectified from an AC power;

A bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100): It isconstituted by at least one first light emitting diode (LED101) and atleast one second light emitting diode (LED102) in parallel connection ofreverse polarities, whereof the number of first light emitting diodes(LED101) and the number of second light emitting diodes (LED102) can bethe same or different, and the first light emitting diode (LED101) andthe second light emitting diode (LED102) are individually constituted bya forward current polarity light emitting diode, or by two or more thantwo forward current polarity light emitting diodes in series connectionor parallel connection, or by three or more than three forward currentpolarity light emitting diodes in series connection, parallel connectionor series and parallel connection. One or more than one set of thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) can beoptionally selected as needed to be parallel connected across the twoends of both or either of the first impedance (Z101) or the secondimpedance (Z102), whereof the divided power is formed across the twoends of first impedance (Z101) and the two ends of second impedance(Z102) through power input, whereby the bi-directional conducting lightemitting diode set (L100) which is parallel connected across the twoends of the first impedance (Z101) or the two ends of the secondimpedance (Z102) is driven by the said divided power to emit light.

In the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100), thefirst impedance (Z101) and the second impedance (Z102) as well as thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) can beselected to be one or more than one as needed.

The divided power is formed at the first impedance and the secondimpedance in series connection through the above said powers to drive atleast one bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set, or todrive at least two bi-directional conducting light emitting diode setswhich are respectively parallel connected across the two ends of thefirst impedance and the two ends of the second impedance, thereby toconstitute the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit inbi-directional divided power impedance.

For convenience of description, the components listed in the circuitexamples of the following exemplary embodiments are selected as in thefollowing:

(1) A first impedance (Z101) and a second impedance (Z102) as well as abi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) are installedin the embodied examples. Nonetheless, the selected quantities are notlimited in actual applications;

(2) The capacitive impedance of the capacitor is selected to representthe impedance components, thereby to constitute the first impedance(Z101) and second impedance (Z102) in the embodied examples, whereof thecapacitive, inductive and/or resistive impedance components can beoptionally selected as needed in actual applications, whereby it isdescribed in the following:

FIG. 2 is the circuit example schematic diagram of the invention whichis mainly constituted by the following:

A first impedance (Z101): it is constituted by at least one capacitiveimpedance component, especially by the capacitor (C100), whereof thenumber of the first impedance can be one or more than one;

A second impedance (Z102): it is constituted by at least one capacitiveimpedance component, especially by the capacitor (C102), whereof thenumber of the second impedance can be one or more than one;

At least one first impedance (Z101) and the at least one secondimpedance are in series connection, whereof the two ends of them afterseries connection are provided for:

-   -   (1) The AC power with a constant or variable voltage and a        constant or variable frequency; or    -   (2) The AC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltage or        bi-directional square wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wave        voltage with constant or variable voltage and constant or        variable frequency or period which is converted from a DC power        source; or    -   (3) The AC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltage or        bi-directional square wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wave        voltage with constant or variable voltage and constant or        variable frequency or period converted from the DC power which        is further rectified from an AC power;

Through above said power input, the divided power is formed at the firstimpedance and second impedance in series connection, whereby at leastone bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) is drivenby the said divided power.

A bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100): it isconstituted by at least one first light emitting diode (LED101) and atleast one second light emitting diode (LED102) in parallel connection ofreverse polarities, whereof the number of the first light emitting diode(LED101) and the number of the second light emitting diode (LED102) canbe the same or different, further, the first light emitting diode(LED101) and the second light emitting diode (LED102) can beindividually constituted by a forward current polarity light emittingdiode; or two or more than two forward current polarity light emittingdiodes in series or parallel connections; or three or more than threeforward current polarity light emitting diodes in series or parallelconnections or in series and parallel connections. The bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode set (L100) can be optionally installedwith one or more than one sets as needed, whereof it is parallelconnected across the two ends of both of or either the first impedance(Z101) or the second impedance (Z102) to form the divided power which isused to drive the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set(L100) which is parallel connected to the two ends of the firstimpedance (Z101) or the second impedance (Z102) to emit light; or

At least one bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100)is parallel connected to the two ends of at least one second impedance(Z102), i.e. it is parallel connected across the two ends of thecapacitor (C102) which constitute the second impedance (Z102), therebyit is driven by the divided power across the two ends of the capacitor(C102) while the impedance of the first impedance (Z101) is used tolimit its current, whereof in case that the capacitor (C100) (such as abipolar capacitor) is used as the first impedance component, the outputcurrent is limited by the capacitive impedance;

The first impedance (Z101), the second impedance (Z102) and thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) are connectedaccording to the aforesaid circuit structure to constitute thebi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) and through thecurrent distribution effect formed by the parallel connection of thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) and the secondimpedance (Z102), the voltage variation rate across the two ends of thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) correspondingto power source voltage variation can be reduced;

The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance, whereof selections of the first light emittingdiode (LED101) and the second light emitting diode (LED102) whichconstitute the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100)in the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) includethe following:

1. A first light emitting diode (LED101) which can be constituted by onelight emitting diode, or by more than one light emitting diodes inseries connection of forward polarities, or in parallel connection ofthe same polarity or in series and parallel connection;

2. A second light emitting diode (LED102) which can be constituted byone light emitting diode, or more than one light emitting diodes inseries connection of forward polarities, or in parallel connection ofthe same polarity or in series and parallel connection;

3. The number of light emitting diodes which constitute the first lightemitting diode (LED101) and the number of light emitting diodes whichconstitute the second light emitting diode can be the same or different;

4. If the number of light emitting diodes which constitute either thefirst light emitting diode (LED101) or the second light emitting diode(LED102) respectively is one or more than one, the connectingrelationship of the respective light emitting diodes can be in the sameor different series connection, parallel connection or series andparallel connection;

5. Either the first light emitting diode (LED101) or the second lightemitting diode (LED102) can be replaced by a diode (CR100), whereof thecurrent direction of the said (CR100) and the working current directionof either the first light emitting diode (LED101) or the second lightemitting diode (LED102) which is reserved for parallel connection are inparallel connection of reverse polarities.

As shown in FIG. 3 which is a circuit example schematic diagram of theinvention illustrating that the bi-directional conducting light emittingdiode set is constituted by a first light emitting diode and a diode inparallel connection of reverse polarities.

The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit can be as shown inFIGS. 1, 2 and 3 when it is in actual applications the followingauxiliary circuit components can be optionally selected as needed to beinstalled or not installed while the quantity of the installation can beconstituted by one or more than one, whereof in case more than one areselected, they can be selected based on circuit function requirements tobe in series connection or parallel connection or series and parallelconnection in corresponding polarities, whereof the optionally selectedauxiliary circuit components include:

A diode (CR101): It is optionally installed as needed to series connectwith the first light emitting diode (LED101) to avoid reverseover-voltage;

A diode (CR102): It is optionally installed as needed to series connectwith the second light emitting diode (LED102) to avoid reverseover-voltage;

A discharge resistor (R101): It is an optionally installed component asneeded to parallel connect across the two ends of the capacitor (C100)of the first impedance (Z101) for releasing the residual charge ofcapacitor (C100);

A discharge resistor (R102): It is an optionally installed component asneeded to parallel connect across the two ends of the capacitor (C102)of second impedance (Z102) for releasing the residual charge ofcapacitor (C102);

A current limit resistor (R103): It is an optionally installed componentas needed to individually series connect with each of the first lightemitting diodes (LED101) of the bi-directional conducting light emittingdiode set (L100), whereby it is used to limit the current passingthrough the first light emitting diode (LED101); whereof the currentlimit resistor (R103) can also be replaced by an inductive impedancecomponent (I103);

A current limit resistor (R104): It is an optionally installed componentas needed to individually series connect with each of the second lightemitting diodes (LED102) of the bi-directional conducting light emittingdiode set (L100), whereby it is used to limit the current passingthrough the second light emitting diode (LED102); whereof the currentlimit resistor (R104) can also be replaced by an inductive impedancecomponent (I104);

The current limit resistors (R103) and (R104) can be respectivelyinstalled to the first light emitting diode (LED101) and the secondlight emitting diode (LED102) of the bi-directional conducting lightemitting diode set (L100) simultaneously in the bi-directional lightemitting diode drive circuit (U100), or they can be replaced by orinstalled together with a current limit resistor (R100) to directlyseries connect with the bi-directional conducting light emitting diodeset (L100) to obtain the current limit function, whereof the currentlimit resistor (R100) can also be replaced by an inductive impedancecomponent (I100). The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit(U100) is thus constituted by the said circuit structure and selectionof auxiliary circuit components as shown in FIG. 4 which is a circuitexample schematic diagram illustrating that the bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode set is series connected with a currentlimit resistor;

In addition, for protecting the light emitting diode and to avoid thelight emitting diode being damaged or reduced working life by abnormalvoltage, a zener diode can be further parallel connected across the twoends of the first light emitting diode (LED101) and the second lightemitting diode (LED102) in the bi-directional conducting light emittingdiode set (L100) of the bi-directional light emitting diode drivecircuit (U100) as shown in circuit examples of FIGS. 5, 6, or the zenerdiode is first series connected with at least one diode to produce azener voltage function, then parallel connected across the two ends ofthe first light emitting diode (LED101) or of the second light emittingdiode (LED102);

As shown in FIG. 5 which is a circuit example schematic diagramillustrating that the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode setin the circuit of FIG. 2 is further installed with a zener diode.

FIG. 6 is a circuit example schematic diagram illustrating that thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set in the circuit ofFIG. 3 is further installed with a zener diode;

FIG. 7 is a circuit example schematic diagram illustrating that thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set in the circuit ofFIG. 4 is further installed with a zener diode; whereof it isconstituted by the following:

1. A zener diode (ZD101) is parallel connected across the two ends ofthe first light emitting diode (LED101) of the bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100), whereof its polarity relationship isthat the zener voltage of the zener diode (ZD101) is used to limit theworking voltage across the two ends of the first light emitting diode(LED101);

-   -   The said zener diode (ZD101) can be optionally series connected        with a diode (CR201) as needed, whereof the advantages are 1)        the zener diode (ZD101) can be protected from reverse        current; 2) both diode (CR201) and zener diode (ZD101) have        temperature compensation effects.

2. If the second light emitting diode (LED102) is selected to constitutethe bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100), a zenerdiode (ZD102) can be selected to parallel connect across the two ends ofthe second light emitting diode (LED102), whereof their polarityrelationship is that the zener voltage of the zener diode (ZD102) isused to limit the working voltage across the two ends of the secondlight emitting diode (LED102);

-   -   The said zener diode (ZD102) can be optionally series connected        with a diode (CR202) as needed, whereof the advantages are 1)        the zener diode (ZD102) can be protected from reverse        current; 2) both diode (CR202) and zener diode (ZD102) have        temperature compensation effects.    -   The zener diode is constituted by the following:    -   (1) A zener diode (ZD101) is parallel connected across the two        ends of the first light emitting diode (LED101) of the        bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100), and a        zener diode (ZD102) is parallel connected across the two ends of        the second light emitting diode (LED102); or    -   (2) The two zener diodes (ZD101) and (ZD102) are reversely        series connected and are further parallel connected across the        two ends of the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode        set (L100); or    -   (3) It can be replaced by parallel connecting a diode with        bi-directional zener effect in the circuit of bi-directional        conducting light emitting diode set (L100); all the above said        three circuits can avoid over high end voltage of the first        light emitting diode (LED101) and the second light emitting        diode (LED102);

The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) of thebi-directional driving light emitting diode drive circuit inbi-directional divided power impedance as shown in the circuit examplesof FIGS. 8, 9 and 10, whereof to promote the lighting stability of thelight source produced by the light emitting diode, the first lightemitting diode (LED101) can be installed with a charge/discharge device(ESD101), or the second light emitting diode (LED102) can be installedwith a charge/discharge device (ESD102), whereof the charge/dischargedevice (ESD101) and the charge/discharge device (ESD102) have the randomcharging or discharging characteristics which can stabilize the lightingstability of the first light emitting diode (LED101) and the secondlight emitting diode (LED102), whereby to reduce their lightingpulsations. The aforesaid charge/discharge devices (ESD101), (ESD102)can be constituted by the conventional charging and dischargingbatteries, or super-capacitors or capacitors, etc;

The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance can be further optionally installed with acharge/discharge device as needed, whereof it includes:

1. The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit inbi-directional divided power impedance, whereof in its bi-directionallight emitting diode drive circuit (U100), a charge/discharge device(ESD101) can be parallel connected across the two ends of the currentlimit resistor (R103) and the first light emitting diode (LED101) inseries connection;

-   -   Or a charge/discharge device (ESD102) can be further parallel        connected across the two ends of the current limit resistor        (R104) and the second light emitting diode (LED 102) in series        connection    -   FIG. 8 is a circuit example schematic diagram illustrating that        a charge/discharge device is parallel connected across the two        ends of the first light emitting diode, the second light        emitting diode and current limit resistor in series connection        in the circuit of FIG. 5, whereof it is comprised of:    -   A charge/discharge device (ESD101) based on its polarity is        parallel connected across the two ends of the first light        emitting diode (LED101) and the current limit resistor (R103) in        series connection, or is directly parallel connected across the        two ends of the first light emitting diode (LED101), whereof the        charge/discharge device (ESD101) has the random charge/discharge        characteristics to stabilize the lighting operation and to        reduce the lighting pulsation of the first light emitting diode        (LED101);    -   If the second light emitting diode (LED 102) is selected to use,        a charge/discharge device (ESD102) based on its polarity is        parallel connected across the two ends of the second light        emitting diode (LED 102) and the current limit resistor (R104)        in series connection, whereof the charge/discharge device        (ESD102) has the random charge/discharge characteristics to        stabilize the lighting operation and to reduce the lighting        pulsation of the second light emitting diode (LED 102);    -   The aforesaid charge/discharge devices (ESD101), (ESD102) can be        constituted by the conventional charging and discharging        batteries, or super-capacitors or capacitors, etc.

2. The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit inbi-directional divided power impedance, whereof if a first lightemitting diode (LED101) is selected and is reversely parallel connectedwith a diode (CR100) in the bi-directional light emitting diode drivecircuit (U100), then its main circuit structure is as shown in FIG. 9which is a circuit example schematic diagram illustrating that acharge/discharge device is parallel connected across the two ends of thelight emitting diode and the current limit resistor in series connectionin the circuit of FIG. 6, whereof a charge/discharge device (ESD101)based on its polarity is parallel connected across the two ends of thefirst light emitting diode (LED101) and the current limit resistor(R103) in series connection, whereof the charge/discharge device(ESD101) has the random charge/discharge characteristics to stabilizethe lighting operation and to reduce the lighting pulsation of the firstlight emitting diode (LED101);

-   -   The aforesaid charge/discharge devices (ESD101), (ESD102) can be        constituted by the conventional charging and discharging        batteries, or super-capacitors or capacitors, etc.

3. In the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) ofthe bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance of the invention, when the current limitresistor (R100) is selected to replace the current limit resistors(R103), (R104) to serve as the common current limit resistor of thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) in the lightemitting diode drive circuit (U100), or the current limit resistors(R103), (R104) and (R100) are not installed, the main circuit structureis as shown in FIG. 10 which is a circuit example schematic diagramillustrating that a charge/discharge device is parallel connected acrossthe two ends of the light emitting diode and the current limit resistorin series connection in the circuit of FIG. 7, whereof it is comprisedof that:

-   -   A charge/discharge device (ESD101) is directly parallel        connected across the two ends of the first light emitting diode        (LED101) of the same polarity, and a charge/discharge device        (ESD102) is directly parallel connected across the two ends of        the second light emitting diode (LED102) of the same polarity,        whereof the charge/discharge devices (ESD101) and (ESD102) has        the random charge or discharge characteristics;    -   The aforesaid charge/discharge devices (ESD101), (ESD102) can be        constituted by the conventional charging and discharging        batteries, or super-capacitors or capacitors, etc.

4. If the charge/discharge devices (ESD101) or (ESD102) used isuni-polar in the above said items 1, 2, 3, after the first lightemitting diode (LED101) is parallel connected with the uni-polarcharge/discharge device (ESD101), a diode (CR101) of forward polarityseries connection can be optionally installed as needed to preventreverse voltage from damaging the uni-polar charge/discharge device;whereof after the second light emitting diode (LED102) is parallelconnected with the uni-polar charge/discharge device (ESD102), a diode(CR102) of forward polarity series connection can be optionallyinstalled as needed to prevent reverse voltage from damaging theuni-polar charge/discharge device;

5. The two ends of the bi-directional conducting light emitting diodeset (L100) can be optionally parallel connected with a bipolarcharge/discharge device as needed.

In addition, a charge/discharge device (ESD101) or a charge/dischargedevice (ESD102) can be further installed across the two ends of thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) in thebi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) for randomcharging/discharging, thereby besides of stabilizing the lightingstabilities of the first light emitting diode (LED101) and the secondlight emitting diode (LED102) of the bi-directional conducting lightemitting diode set (L100), the charge/discharge device can provide itssaving power during a power off to drive at least one of the first lightemitting diode (LED101) or the second light emitting diode (LED102) tocontinue emitting light;

-   -   The aforesaid charge/discharge devices (ESD101), (ESD102) can be        constituted by the conventional charging and discharging        batteries, or super-capacitors or capacitors, etc.    -   The aforesaid bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set        (L100), in which the lighting functions of the said        bi-directional light emitting diodes are constituted by the        following:    -   (1) It is constituted by at least one first light emitting diode        (LED101) and at least one second light emitting diode (LED102)        in parallel connection of opposite polarities;    -   (2) At least one first light emitting diode (LED101) is series        connected in forward polarity with a diode (CR101), and at least        one second light emitting diode (LED102) is series connected        with a diode (CR102) in forward polarity, thereby the two are        further reversely parallel connected;    -   (3) A diode (CR101) is parallel connected with at least one        first light emitting diode (LED101) in opposite polarities, and        a diode (CR102) is parallel connected with at least one second        light emitting diode (LED102) in opposite polarities, whereof        the two are further reversely series connected to constitute a        bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set, whereof it        is as shown in FIG. 11 which is a circuit example schematic        diagram of the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode        set of the invention illustrating that the first light emitting        diode is reversely parallel connected with a diode, and the        second light emitting diode is parallel connected with a diode        in reverse polarities, whereby the two appear in reversely        series connection.    -   (4) Or it can be constituted by conventional circuit        combinations or components which allow the light emitting diode        to receive power and to emit light bi-directionally.

The first impedance (Z101), the second impedance (Z102) and thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) as well as thefirst light emitting diode (LED101), the second light emitting diode(LED102) and various aforesaid optional auxiliary circuit components asshown in the circuit examples of FIGS. 1˜11 are based on applicationneeds, whereof they can be optionally installed or not installed asneeded and the installation quantity include constitution by one,wherein if more than one are selected, the corresponding polarityrelationship shall be determined based on circuit function requirementto execute series connection, or parallel connection or series andparallel connections; thereof it is constituted as the following:

1. The first impedance (Z101) can be constituted by one capacitor (C100)or by more than one capacitors (C100) in series connection or parallelconnection or series and parallel connection, whereof in multipleinstallations, each first impedance can be constituted by the same kindof capacitive impedance components, inductive impedance components, orresistive impedance components, or other different kinds of impedancecomponents, in which their impedance values can be the same ordifferent;

2. The second impedance (Z102) can be constituted by one or by more thanone in series connection or parallel connection or series and parallelconnection, whereof in multiple installations, each second impedance canbe constituted by the same kind of capacitive impedance components,inductive impedance components, or resistive impedance components, orother different kinds of impedance components, in which their impedancevalues can be the same or different;

3. The first light emitting diode (LED101) can be constituted by one orby more than one in series connection of forward polarities, or inparallel connection of the same polarity, or in series and parallelconnection;

4. The second light emitting diode (LED102) can be constituted by one orby more than one in series connection of forward polarities, or inparallel connection of the same polarity, or in series and parallelconnection;

5. In the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100):

-   -   (1) It can be optionally installed with one bi-directional        conducting light emitting diode set (L100) or with more than one        bi-directional conducting light emitting diode sets (L100) in        series connection, parallel connection or series and parallel        connection, whereof if one set or more than one sets are        selected to be installed, they can be jointly driven by the        divided power of the same second impedance (Z102) or driven        individually by the corresponding divided power at each of the        multiple second impedances (Z102) which are in series connection        or parallel connection;    -   (2) If a charge/discharge device (ESD101) or (ESD102) is        installed in the bi-directional light emitting diode drive        circuit (U100), then the light emitting diode (LED101) or        (LED102) of the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode        set (L100) is driven by DC power to emit light continuously;    -   If the charge/discharge device (ESD101) or (ESD102) is not        installed, then current conduction to light emitting diode        (LED101) or (LED102) is intermittent, whereby referring to the        input voltage wave shape and duty cycle of current conduction,        the light emitting forward current and the peak of light        emitting forward voltage of each light emitting diode in the        bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) can be        correspondingly selected for the light emitting diode (LED101)        or (LED102), whereof the selections include the following:    -   1) The light emitting peak of forward voltage is lower than the        rated forward voltage of light emitting diode (LED 101) or        (LED102); or    -   2) The rated forward voltage of light emitting diode (LED101) or        (LED102) is selected to be the light emitting peak of forward        voltage; or    -   3) If current conduction to light emitting diode (LED101) or        (LED102) is intermittent, the peak of light emitting forward        voltage can be correspondingly selected based on the duty cycle        of current conduction as long as the principle of that the peak        of light emitting forward voltage does not damage the light        emitting diode (LED101) or (LED102) is followed;    -   Based on the value and wave shape of the aforesaid light        emitting forward voltage, the corresponding current value and        wave shape from the forward voltage vs. forward current ratio        are produced; however the peak of light emitting forward current        shall follow the principle not to damage the light emitting        diode (LED101) or (LED102);    -   The luminosity or the stepped or step-less luminosity modulation        of the forward current vs. relative luminosity can be controlled        based on the aforesaid value and wave shape of forward current;

6. The diode (CR100), (CR101), (CR102), (CR201) and (CR202) can beconstituted by one diode, or by more than one diodes in seriesconnection of forward polarity, or in parallel connection of the samepolarity, or in series and parallel connection, whereof said devices canbe optionally installed as needed;

7. The discharge resistor (R101), (R102) and current limit resistors(R100), (R103), (R104) can be constituted by one resistor, or by morethan one resistors in series connection or parallel connection or seriesand parallel connection, whereof said devices can be optionallyinstalled as needed;

8. The inductive impedance components (I100), (I103), (I104) can beconstituted by one impedance component, or by more than one impedancecomponents in series connection or parallel connection or series andparallel connection, whereof said devices can be optionally installed asneeded;

9. The zener diodes (ZD101), (ZD102) can be constituted by one zenerdiode, or by more than one zener diodes in series connection of forwardpolarities, or in parallel connection of the same polarity, or in seriesand parallel connection, whereof said devices can be optionallyinstalled as needed.

10. The charge/discharge devices (ESD101), (ESD102) can be constitutedby one, or by more than one in series connection or parallel connectionor series and parallel connection, whereof said devices can beoptionally installed as needed;

In the application of the bi-directional light emitting diode drivecircuit (U100), the following different types of bi-directional AC powercan be provided for inputs, whereof the bi-directional power includesthat:

-   -   (1) The AC power with a constant or variable voltage and a        constant or variable frequency; or    -   (2) The AC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltage or        bi-directional square wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wave        voltage with constant or variable voltage and constant or        variable frequency or period which is converted from a DC power        source; or    -   (3) The AC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltage or        bi-directional square wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wave        voltage with constant or variable voltage and constant or        variable frequency or period converted from the DC power which        is further rectified from an AC power;

In addition, the following active modulating circuit devices can befurther optionally combined as needed, whereof the applied circuits arethe following:

1. FIG. 12 is a circuit example schematic block diagram of the inventionwhich is series connected to the bi-directional power modulator ofseries connection type, whereof the bi-directional power modulator ofseries connection type is constituted by the following:

A bi-directional power modulator of series connection type (300): It isconstituted by the conventional electromechanical components or solidstate power components and related electronic circuit components tomodulate the bi-directional power output.

The circuit operating functions are the following:

(1) The bi-directional power modulator of series connection type (300)can be optionally installed as needed to be series connected with thebi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) to receive thebi-directional power from power source, whereby the bi-directional poweris modulated by the bi-directional power modulator of series connectiontype (300) to execute power modulations such as pulse width modulationor current conduction phase angle control, or impedance modulation, etc.to drive the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100);or

(2) The bi-directional power modulator of series connection type (300)can be optionally installed as needed to be series connected between thesecond impedance (Z102) and the bi-directional conducting light emittingdiode set (L100) whereby the bi-directional divided power across the twoends of the second impedance (Z102) is modulated by the bi-directionalpower modulator of series connection type (300) to execute powermodulations such as pulse width modulation or current conduction phaseangle control, or impedance modulation, etc. to drive the bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode set (L100);

2. FIG. 13 is a circuit example schematic block diagram of the inventionwhich is parallel connected to a bi-directional power modulator ofparallel connection type, whereof the bi-directional power modulator ofparallel connection type is constituted by the following:

A bi-directional power modulator of parallel connection type (400): Itis constituted by the conventional electromechanical components or solidstate power components and related electronic circuit components tomodulate the bi-directional power output.

The circuit operating functions are the following:

(1) The bi-directional power modulator of parallel connection type (400)can be optionally installed as needed, whereof its output ends are forparallel connection with the bi-directional light emitting diode drivecircuit (U100), while its input ends are provided for receiving thebi-directional power from the power source, whereby the bi-directionalpower is modulated by the bi-directional power modulator of parallelconnection type (400) to execute power modulations such as pulse widthmodulation or current conduction phase angle control, or impedancemodulation, etc. to drive the bi-directional light emitting diode drivecircuit (U100); or

(2) The bi-directional power modulator of parallel connection type (400)can be optionally installed as needed, whereof its output ends areparallel connected with the input ends of the bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100) while its input ends are parallelconnected with the second impedance (Z102), whereby the bi-directionaldivided power across the two ends of the second impedance (Z102) ismodulated by the bi-directional power modulator of parallel connectiontype (400) to execute power modulations such as pulse width modulationor current conduction phase angle control, or impedance modulation, etc.to drive the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100);

3. FIG. 14 is a circuit example schematic block diagram illustratingthat the invention is series connected with a bi-directional powermodulator of series connection type to receive the output power of theDC to AC inverter, whereof the constitution of the DC to AC inverter andthe bi-directional power modulator of series connection type include thefollowing:

A DC to AC Inverter (4000): it is constituted by the conventionalelectromechanical components or solid state power components and relatedelectronic circuit components, whereof its input ends are optionallyprovided as needed to receive input from a constant or variable voltageDC power, or a DC power rectified from an AC power, while its outputends are optionally selected as needed to supply a bi-directional powerof bi-directional sinusoidal wave, or bi-directional square wave orbi-directional pulse wave in a constant or variable voltage and constantor variable alternated polarity frequency or period to be used as thepower source to supply bi-directional power;

A bi-directional power modulator of series connection type (300): It isconstituted by the conventional electromechanical components or solidstate power components and related electronic circuit components tomodulate the bi-directional power output;

The circuit operating functions are described in the following:

(1) The bi-directional power modulator of series connection type (300)can be optionally installed as needed to series connect with thebi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100). After the twoare in series connection, they are parallel connected with the outputends of the DC to AC inverter (4000), and the bi-directional poweroutput of the DC to AC inverter (4000) is modulated by thebi-directional power modulator of series connection type (300) toexecute power modulations such as pulse width modulation or currentconduction phase angle control, or impedance modulation, etc. to drivethe bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100); or

(2) The bi-directional power modulator of series connection type (300)can be optionally installed as needed to be series connected between thesecond impedance (Z102) and the bi-directional conducting light emittingdiode set (L100), whereby the bi-directional divided power across thetwo ends of the second impedance (Z102) is used to execute powermodulations such as pulse width modulation or current conduction phaseangle control, or impedance modulation, etc. to drive the bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode set (L100);

4. FIG. 15 is a circuit example schematic block diagram illustratingthat the invention is parallel connected with a bi-directional powermodulator of parallel connection type to receive the output power of theDC to AC inverter; whereof the constitution of the DC to AC inverter andbi-directional power modulation of parallel connection type include thefollowing:

A DC to AC Inverter (4000): it is constituted by the conventionalelectromechanical components or solid state power components and relatedelectronic circuit components, whereof its input ends are optionallyprovided as needed to receive input from a constant or variable voltageDC power, or a DC power rectified from an AC power, while its outputends are optionally selected as needed to supply bi-directional power ofbi-directional sinusoidal wave, or bi-directional square wave orbi-directional pulse wave in a constant or variable voltage and constantor variable alternated polarity frequency or periods to be used as thepower source to supply bi-directional power;

A bi-directional power modulator of parallel connection type (400): Itis constituted by the conventional electromechanical components or solidstate power components and related electronic circuit components tomodulate the bi-directional power output;

The circuit operating functions are described in the following:

(1) A bi-directional power modulator of parallel connection type (400)can be optionally installed as needed, whereof its output ends areparallel connected with the input ends of the bi-directional lightemitting diode drive circuit (U100) and its input ends are provided toreceive the bi-directional power output from the DC to AC inverter(4000), whereby the bi-directional power output of the DC to AC invert(4000) is modulated by the bi-directional power modulator of parallelconnection type (400) to execute power modulations such as pulse widthmodulation or current conduction phase angle control, or impedancemodulation, etc. to drive the bi-directional light emitting diode drivecircuit (U100); or

(2) The bi-directional power modulator of parallel connection type (400)can be optionally installed as needed, whereof its output ends areparallel connected with the input ends of the bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100) while its input ends are parallelconnected with the second impedance (Z102), whereby the bi-directionaldivided power across the two ends of the second impedance (Z102) ismodulated by the bi-directional power modulator of parallel connectiontype (400) to execute power modulations such as pulse width modulationor current conduction phase angle control, or impedance modulation, etc.to drive the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100);

5. FIG. 16 is a circuit example schematic block diagram of the inventiondriven by a DC to AC inverter output power;

It is mainly comprised of that:

A DC to AC Inverter (4000): it is constituted by the conventionalelectromechanical components or solid state power components and relatedelectronic circuit components, whereof its input ends are optionallyprovided as needed to receive input from a constant or variable voltageDC power, or a DC power rectified from an AC power, while its outputends are optionally selected as needed to supply bi-directional power ofbi-directional sinusoidal wave, or bi-directional square wave orbi-directional pulse wave in a constant or variable voltage and constantor variable alternated polarity frequency or periods to be used as thepower source to supply bi-directional power;

The circuit operating functions are the following:

The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) is parallelconnected across the output ends of the conventional DC to AC inverter(4000); the input ends of the DC to AC inverter (4000) are optionallyprovided as needed to receive input from a constant or variable voltageDC power, or a DC power rectified from an AC power;

The output ends of the DC to AC inverter (4000) can be optionallyselected as needed to provide a bi-directional power of bi-directionalsinusoidal wave, or bi-directional square wave or bi-directional pulsewave in a fixed or variable voltage and constant or variable polarityfrequency or period as the bi-directional power source to control anddrive the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100);

In addition, the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit(U100) can be controlled and driven by means of modulating the outputpower from the DC to AC inverter (4000), as well as by executing powermodulations to the power outputted such as pulse width modulation, orconductive current phase angle control, or impedance modulation, etc;

6. The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) isarranged to be series connected with a least one conventional impedancecomponent (500) and further to be parallel connected with the powersource, whereof the impedance (500) includes that:

-   -   (1) An impedance component (500): it is constituted by a        component with resistive impedance characteristics; or    -   (2) An impedance component (500): it is constituted by a        component with inductive impedance characteristics; or    -   (3) An impedance component (500): it is constituted by a        component with capacitive impedance characteristics; or    -   (4) An impedance component (500): it is constituted by a single        impedance component with the combined impedance characteristics        of at least two of the resistive impedance, or inductive        impedance, or capacitive impedance simultaneously, thereby to        provide DC or AC impedances; or    -   (5) An impedance component (500): it is constituted by a single        impedance component with the combined impedance characteristics        of inductive impedance and capacitive impedance, whereof its        inherent resonance frequency is the same as the frequency or        period of bi-directional power, thereby to produce a parallel        resonance status; or    -   (6) An impedance component (500): it is constituted by one kind        or more than one kind of one or more than ones capacitive        impedance component, or inductive impedance component, or        resistive impedance component or two kinds or more than two        kinds of impedance components in series connection, or parallel        connection, or series and parallel connection so as to provide        DC or AC impedances; or    -   (7) An impedance component (500): it is constituted by the        mutual series connection of a capacitive impedance component and        an inductive impedance component, whereof its inherent series        resonance frequency is the same as the frequency or period of        bi-directional power from power source to produce a series        resonance status and the end voltage across two ends of the        capacitive impedance component or the inductive impedance        component appear in series resonance correspondingly;

Or the capacitive impedance and the inductive impedance are in mutualparallel connection, whereby its inherent parallel resonance frequencyis the same as the frequency or period of bi-directional power frompower source, thereby to produce a parallel resonance status and appearthe corresponding end voltage.

FIG. 17 is a circuit example schematic block diagram of the inventionwhich is series connected with impedance components;

7. At least two impedance components (500) as said in the item 6 executeswitches between series connection, parallel connection and series andparallel connection bye means of the switching device (600) which isconstituted by electromechanical components or solid state components,whereby to modulate the power transmitted to the bi-directional lightemitting diode drive circuit (U100), wherein FIG. 18 is a circuitexample schematic block diagram of the invention illustrating that theimpedance components in series connection execute series connection, orparallel connection, or series and parallel connection by means of theswitching device.

The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance, in which the optionally installed inductiveimpedance component (I200) of the second impedance (Z102) can be furtherreplaced by the power supply side winding of a transformer withinductive effect, whereof the transformer can be a self-coupledtransformer (ST200) with self-coupled voltage change winding or atransformer (IT200) with separating type voltage change winding;

FIG. 19 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the inductive impedance component of the secondimpedance is replaced by the self-coupled voltage change power supplyside winding of the self-coupled transformer thereby to constitute avoltage rise, whereof as shown in FIG. 19, the self-coupled transformer(ST200) has a self-coupled voltage change winding (W0) with voltageraising function, the b, c ends of the self-coupled voltage changewinding (W0) of the self-coupled transformer (ST200) are the powersupply side which replace the inductive impedance component (I200) ofthe second impedance (Z102), thereby to constitute the second impedance(Z102), whereof the a, c output ends of the self-coupled voltage changewinding (W0) of the self-coupled transformer (ST200) are arranged toprovide AC power of voltage rise to drive the bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100);

FIG. 20 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the inductive impedance component of the secondimpedance is replaced by the self-coupled voltage change power supplyside winding of the self-coupled transformer thereby to constitute avoltage drop, whereof as shown in FIG. 20, the self-coupled transformer(ST200) has a self-coupled voltage change winding (W0) with voltage dropfunction, in which the b, c ends of the self-coupled voltage changewinding (W0) of the self-coupled transformer (ST200) are the powersupply side which replace the inductive impedance component (I200) ofthe second impedance (Z102), thereby to constitute the second impedance(Z102), whereof the a, c output ends of the self-coupled voltage changewinding (W0) of the self-coupled transformer (ST200) are arranged toprovide AC power of voltage drop to drive the bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100);

FIG. 21 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the inductive impedance component of the secondimpedance is replaced by the primary side winding of the separating typetransformer with separating type voltage change winding, whereof asshown in FIG. 21, the separating type transformer (IT200) is comprisedof a primary side winding (W1) and a secondary side winding (W2), inwhich the primary side winding (W1) and the secondary side winding (W2)are separated, while the primary side winding (W1) constitute the secondimpedance (Z102), whereof the output voltage of the secondary sidewinding (W2) of the separating type transformer (IT200) can beoptionally selected as needed to provide AC power of voltage rise orvoltage drop to drive the bi-directional conducting light emitting diodeset (L100).

Through the above description, the inductive impedance component (I200)of the second impedance (Z102) is replaced by the power supply sidewinding of the transformer, whereof the secondary side of the separatingtype transformer (IT200) provides AC power of voltage rise or voltagedrop to drive the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set(L100).

The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance, in which the optionally installed inductiveimpedance component (I200) of the second impedance (Z102) can be furtherreplaced by the power supply side winding of a transformer withinductive effect thereby to constitute the second impedance (Z102) whichis parallel connected with the capacitor (C200) to appear parallelresonance, whereof the transformer can be a self-coupled transformer(ST200) with self-coupled voltage change winding or a transformer(IT200) with separating type voltage change winding.

FIG. 22 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the self-coupled voltage change power supply sidewinding of the self-coupled transformer is in parallel resonance withthe parallel connected capacitor to constitute a voltage rise, whereofas shown in FIG. 22, the self-coupled transformer (ST200) has aself-coupled voltage change winding (W0) with voltage raising function,the b, c ends of the self-coupled voltage change winding (W0) of theself-coupled transformer (ST200) is the power supply side which replacethe inductive impedance component (I200) of the second impedance (Z102)to be parallel connected with the capacitor (C200), whereof its inherentparallel resonance frequency after parallel connection is the same asfrequency of the bi-directional power from power source such as the ACpower, or the alternated polarity period of the constant or variablevoltage and constant or variable periodically alternated polarity powerconverted from DC power to produce a parallel resonance status, therebyto constitute the second impedance (Z102), which is series connectedwith the capacitor (C100) of the first impedance (Z101); further, thecapacitor (C200) can be optionally parallel connected with the a, c tapsor b, c taps of the self-coupled transformer (ST200), or other selectedtaps as needed, whereof the a, c output ends of the self-coupled voltagechange winding (W0) of the self-coupled transformer (ST200) are arrangedto provide AC power of voltage rise to drive the bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode set (L100).

FIG. 23 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the self-coupled voltage change power supply sidewinding of the self-coupled transformer is in parallel resonance withthe parallel connected capacitor to constitute a voltage drop, whereofas shown in FIG. 23, the self-coupled transformer (ST200) has aself-coupled voltage change winding (W0) with voltage drop function, inwhich the a, c ends of the self-coupled voltage change winding (W0) ofthe self-coupled transformer (ST200) are the power supply side whichreplace the inductive impedance component (I200) of the second impedance(Z102) to be parallel connected with the capacitor (C200), whereof itsinherent parallel resonance frequency after parallel connection is thesame as frequency of the bi-directional power from power source such asthe AC power, or the alternated polarity period of the constant orvariable voltage and constant or variable periodically alternatedpolarity power converted from DC power so as to produce a parallelresonance status, thereby to constitute the second impedance (Z102),which is series connected with the capacitor (C100) of the firstimpedance (Z101), further, the capacitor (C200) can be optionallyparallel connected with the a, c taps or b, c taps of the self-coupledtransformer (ST200), or other selected taps as needed, whereof the b, coutput ends of the self-coupled voltage change winding (W0) of theself-coupled transformer (ST200) are arranged to provide AC power ofvoltage drop to drive the bi-directional conducting light emitting diodeset (L100).

FIG. 24 is a circuit example schematic diagram of the inventionillustrating that the primary side winding of the separating typetransformer with separating type voltage change winding is parallelconnected with a capacitor to appear a parallel resonance status;whereof as shown in FIG. 24, the separating type transformer (IT200) iscomprised of a primary side winding (W1) and a secondary side winding(W2), in which the primary side winding (W1) and the secondary sidewinding (W2) are separated; the primary side winding (W1) is parallelconnected with the capacitor (C200), whereof its inherent parallelresonance frequency after parallel connection is the same as frequencyof the bi-directional power from power source such as the AC power, orthe alternated polarity period of the constant or variable voltage andconstant or variable periodically alternated polarity power convertedfrom DC power so as to produce a parallel resonance status, thereby toconstitute the second impedance (Z102), which is series connected withthe capacitor (C100) of the first impedance (Z101); further, thecapacitor (C200) can be optionally parallel connected with the a, c tapsor b, c taps of the self-coupled transformer (ST200), or other selectedtaps as needed, the output voltage of the secondary side winding (W2) ofthe separating type transformer (IT200) can be optionally selected asneeded to be voltage rise or voltage drop, and the AC power output fromthe secondary side winding is provided to drive the bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode set (L100).

Through the above description, the inductive impedance component (I200)of the second impedance (Z102) is replaced by the power supply sidewinding of the transformer and is parallel connected with the capacitor(C200) to appear parallel resonance, thereby to constitute the secondimpedance while the secondary side of the separating type transformer(IT200) provides AC power of voltage rise or voltage drop to drive thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100).

Color of the individual light emitting diodes (LED101), (LED102) of thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) in thebi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) of thebi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance can be optionally selected to be constituted byone or more than one colors.

The relationships of location arrangement between the individual lightemitting diodes (LED101) of the bi-directional conducting light emittingdiode set (L100) in the bi-directional light emitting diode drivecircuit (U100) of the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuitin bi-directional divided power impedance include the following: 1)sequentially linear arrangement; 2) sequentially distributed in a plane;3) crisscross-linear arrangement; 4) crisscross distribution in a plane;5) arrangement based on particular geometric positions in a plane; 6)arrangement based on 3D geometric position.

The bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance, in which the embodiments of its bi-directionallight emitting diode drive circuit (U100) are constituted by circuitcomponents which include: 1) It is constituted by individual circuitcomponents which are inter-connected; 2) At least two circuit componentsare combined to at least two partial functioning units which are furtherinter-connected; 3) All components are integrated together to onestructure.

As is summarized from above descriptions, progressive performances ofpower saving, low heat loss and low cost can be provided by thebi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance through the charging/discharging by theuni-polar capacitor to drive light emitting diode.

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A bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance, which uses capacitive, or inductive, orresistive impedance components to comprise at least one first impedance,and uses the capacitive, or inductive, or resistive impedance componentsto comprise at least one second impedance, as well as uses at least onefirst light emitting diode and at least one second light emitting diodein parallel connection of reverse polarities to comprise at least onebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set which is parallelconnected across two ends of the at least one second impedance; two endsof the at least one first impedance and the at least one secondimpedance in mutual series connection are provided to receive thefollowing: 1) AC power with a constant or variable voltage and aconstant or variable frequency; or 2) AC power of bi-directionalsinusoidal wave voltage or bi-directional square wave voltage, orbi-directional pulse wave voltage with constant or variable voltage andconstant or variable frequency or period which is converted from a DCpower source; or 3) AC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltageor bi-directional square wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wavevoltage with constant or variable voltage and constant or variablefrequency or period converted from DC power which is further rectifiedfrom AC power; divided power is formed at the first impedance and thesecond impedance in series connection through the above said powers todrive at least one bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set,or to drive at least two bi-directional conducting light emitting diodesets which are respectively parallel connected across the two ends ofthe first impedance and the two ends of the second impedance, thereby tocomprise the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit inbi-directional divided power impedance; wherein: the first impedance(Z101) is comprised of: 1) one or more than one kinds and one or morethan one of the capacitive impedance components or inductive impedancecomponents or resistive impedance components, or two or more than twokinds of impedance components, wherein each kind of impedance componentshas one or more than one components in series connection or parallelconnection, or series and parallel connection; or 2) at least onecapacitive impedance component and at least one inductive impedancecomponent in mutual series connection, wherein their frequency is thesame as the frequency of the bi-directional power from power source suchas the AC power, or the alternated polarity period of a constant orvariable voltage and constant or variable periodically alternatedpolarity power converted from DC power, thereby to appear a seriesresonance impedance status; or 3) at least one capacitive impedancecomponent and at least one inductive impedance component in mutualparallel connection, wherein their frequency is the same as thefrequency of the bi-directional power from power source such as the ACpower, or the alternated polarity period of a constant or variablevoltage and constant or variable periodically alternated polarity powerconverted from DC power, thereby to appear a parallel resonanceimpedance status; or the second impedance (Z102) is comprised of: 1) oneor more than one kinds and one or more than one of the capacitiveimpedance components or inductive impedance components or resistiveimpedance components, or two or more than two kinds of impedancecomponents, wherein each kind of impedance components has one or morethan one components in series connection or parallel connection, orseries and parallel connection; or 2) at least one capacitive impedancecomponent and at least one inductive impedance component in mutualseries connection, wherein their frequency is the same as the frequencyof the bi-directional power from power source such as the AC power, orthe alternated polarity period of a constant or variable voltage andconstant or variable periodically alternated polarity power convertedfrom DC power, thereby to appear a series resonance impedance status; or3) at least one capacitive impedance component and at least oneinductive impedance component in mutual parallel connection, whereintheir frequency is the same as the frequency of the bi-directional powerfrom power source such as the AC power, or the alternated polarityperiod of a constant or variable voltage and constant or variableperiodically alternated polarity power converted from DC power, therebyto appear a parallel resonance impedance status; the first impedance(Z101) and the second impedance (Z102) are mutually series connected,wherein the two ends of the first impedance (Z101) and the secondimpedance (Z102) in series connection are provided for: 1) the AC powerwith a constant or variable voltage and a constant or variablefrequency; or 2) the AC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltageor bi-directional square wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wavevoltage with constant or variable voltage and constant or variablefrequency or period which is converted from a DC power source; or 3) theAC power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltage or bi-directionalsquare wave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wave voltage with constantor variable voltage and constant or variable frequency or periodconverted from the DC power which is further rectified from an AC power;a bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) including atleast one first light emitting diode (LED101) and at least one secondlight emitting diode (LED102) in parallel connection of reversepolarities, wherein the number of first light emitting diodes (LED101)and the number of second light emitting diodes (LED102) can be the sameor different, and the first light emitting diode (LED101) and the secondlight emitting diode (LED102) individually comprise a forward currentpolarity light emitting diode, or two or more than two forward currentpolarity light emitting diodes in series connection or parallelconnection, or three or more than three forward current polarity lightemitting diodes in series connection, parallel connection or series andparallel connection; one or more than one set of the bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode set (L100) are parallel connected acrossthe two ends of both or either of the first impedance (Z101) or thesecond impedance (Z102), wherein the divided power is formed across thetwo ends of first impedance (Z101) and the two ends of second impedance(Z102) through power input, whereby the bi-directional conducting lightemitting diode set (L100) which is parallel connected across the twoends of the first impedance (Z101) or the two ends of the secondimpedance (Z102) is driven by the said divided power to emit light; inthe bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100), the firstimpedance (Z101) and the second impedance (Z102) as well as thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) can beselected to be one or more than one as needed; the first impedance(Z101), the second impedance (Z102) and the bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100) as well as the first light emittingdiode (LED101), the second light emitting diode (LED102) and variousoptional auxiliary circuit components, wherein if more than one areselected, the corresponding polarity relationship shall be determinedbased on circuit function requirement to execute series connection, orparallel connection or series and parallel connections; the dividedpower is formed at the first impedance and the second impedance inseries connection through the above said powers to drive at least onebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set, or to drive at leasttwo bi-directional conducting light emitting diode sets which arerespectively parallel connected across the two ends of the firstimpedance and the two ends of the second impedance, thereby to comprisethe bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance, wherein a diode (CR101) is parallel connectedwith at least one first light emitting diode (LED101) in oppositepolarities, and a diode (CR102) is parallel connected with at least onesecond light emitting diode (LED102) in opposite polarities, whereof thetwo are further reversely series connected to comprise a bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode set.
 2. A bi-directional light emittingdiode drive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimedin claim 1, comprising: the first impedance (Z101) includes at least onecapacitive impedance component, especially capacitor (C100), wherein thenumber of the first impedance can be one or more than one; the secondimpedance (Z102) includes at least one capacitive impedance component,especially capacitor (C102), wherein the number of the second impedancecan be one or more than one; the first impedance (Z101) and the secondimpedance are in series connection, wherein the two ends of them afterseries connection are provided for: 1) the AC power with a constant orvariable voltage and a constant or variable frequency; or 2) the ACpower of bi-directional sinusoidal wave voltage or bi-directional squarewave voltage, or bi-directional pulse wave voltage with constant orvariable voltage and constant or variable frequency or period which isconverted from a DC power source; or 3) the AC power of bi-directionalsinusoidal wave voltage or bi-directional square wave voltage, orbi-directional pulse wave voltage with constant or variable voltage andconstant or variable frequency or period converted from the DC powerwhich is further rectified from an AC power; the divided power is formedat the first impedance and second impedance in series connection,whereby at least one bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set(L100) is driven by the said divided power; the bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode set (L100) includes at least one firstlight emitting diode (LED101) and at least one second light emittingdiode (LED102) in parallel connection of reverse polarities, wherein thenumber of the first light emitting diode (LED101) and the number of thesecond light emitting diode (LED102) can be the same or different,further, the first light emitting diode (LED101) and the second lightemitting diode (LED102) individually comprise a forward current polaritylight emitting diode; or two or more than two forward current polaritylight emitting diodes in series or parallel connections; or three ormore than three forward current polarity light emitting diodes in seriesor parallel connections or in series and parallel connections, whereinit is parallel connected across the two ends of both of or either thefirst impedance (Z101) or the second impedance (Z102) to form thedivided power which is used to drive the bi-directional conducting lightemitting diode set (L100) which is parallel connected to the two ends ofthe first impedance (Z101) or the second impedance (Z102) to emit light;or the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) isparallel connected to the two ends of at least one second impedance(Z102), i.e. it is parallel connected across the two ends of thecapacitor (C102) which comprise the second impedance (Z102), thereby itis driven by the divided power across the two ends of the capacitor(C102) while the impedance of the first impedance (Z101) is used tolimit its current, wherein in case that the capacitor (C100) (such as abipolar capacitor) is used as the first impedance component, the outputcurrent is limited by the capacitive impedance; the first impedance(Z101), the second impedance (Z102) and the bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100) are connected according to the aforesaidcircuit structure to comprise the bi-directional light emitting diodedrive circuit (U100).
 3. A bi-directional light emitting diode drivecircuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimed in claim 1,wherein through a current distribution effect formed by the parallelconnection of the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set(L100) and the second impedance (Z102), a voltage variation rate acrossthe two ends of the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set(L100) corresponding to power source voltage variation can be reduced.4. A bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance as claimed in claim 1, wherein either the firstlight emitting diode (LED101) or the second light emitting diode(LED102) can be replaced by a diode (CR100), wherein the currentdirection of the said (CR100) and the working current direction ofeither the first light emitting diode (LED101) or the second lightemitting diode (LED102) which is reserved for parallel connection are inparallel connection of reverse polarities.
 5. A bi-directional lightemitting diode drive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedanceas claimed in claim 1, wherein if the first light emitting diode(LED101) and the second light emitting diode (LED102) constituting thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) aresimultaneously installed with the current limit resistors (R103) and(R104), the current limit resistor (R100) can be directly seriesconnected with the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set(L100) to replace or installed together with the current limit resistors(R103) and (R104) to obtain the current limit function; or the currentlimit resistor (R100) can also be replace by an inductive impedancecomponent (I100); the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit(U100) thus includes the said circuit structure and selection ofauxiliary circuit components.
 6. A bi-directional light emitting diodedrive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimed inclaim 1, wherein a zener diode can be further parallel connected acrossthe two ends of the first light emitting diode (LED101) and the secondlight emitting diode (LED102) in the bi-directional conducting lightemitting diode set (L100) of the bi-directional light emitting diodedrive circuit (U100), or the zener diode is first series connected withat least one diode to produce a zener voltage function, then parallelconnected across the two ends of the first light emitting diode (LED101)or of the second light emitting diode (LED102); wherein: a zener diode(ZD101) is parallel connected across the two ends of the first lightemitting diode (LED101) of the bi-directional conducting light emittingdiode set (L100), wherein its polarity relationship is that the zenervoltage of the zener diode (ZD101) is used to limit the working voltageacross the two ends of the first light emitting diode (LED101); saidzener diode (ZD101) series connected with a diode (CR201), wherein theadvantages are 1) the zener diode (ZD101) can be protected from reversecurrent; 2) both diode (CR201) and zener diode (ZD101) have temperaturecompensation effects; if the second light emitting diode (LED102) isselected to constitute the bi-directional conducting light emittingdiode set (L100), a zener diode (ZD102) can be selected to parallelconnect across the two ends of the second light emitting diode (LED102),wherein their polarity relationship is that the zener voltage of thezener diode (ZD102) is used to limit the working voltage across the twoends of the second light emitting diode (LED102); said zener diode(ZD102) series connected with a diode (CR202) as needed, whereof whereinthe advantages are 1) the zener diode (ZD102) can be protected fromreverse current; 2) both diode (CR202) and zener diode (ZD102) havetemperature compensation effects.
 7. A bi-directional light emittingdiode drive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimedin claim 1, wherein the zener diode includes: 1) a zener diode (ZD101)is parallel connected across the two ends of the first light emittingdiode (LED101) of the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set(L100), and a zener diode (ZD102) is parallel connected across the twoends of the second light emitting diode (LED102); or 2) two zener diodes(ZD101) and (ZD102) reversely series connected and are further parallelconnected across the two ends of the bi-directional conducting lightemitting diode set (L100); or 3) it can be replaced by parallelconnecting a diode with bi-directional zener effect in the circuit ofbi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100); all the abovesaid three circuits can avoid over high end voltage of the first lightemitting diode (LED101) and the second light emitting diode (LED102). 8.A bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance as claimed in claim 1, wherein the first lightemitting diode (LED101) can be installed with a charge/discharge device(ESD101), or the second light emitting diode (LED102) can be installedwith a charge/discharge device (ESD102), wherein the charge/dischargedevice (ESD101) and the charge/discharge device (ESD102) have the randomcharging or discharging characteristics which can stabilize the lightingstability of the first light emitting diode (LED101) and the secondlight emitting diode (LED102), whereby to reduce their lightingpulsations; the aforesaid charge/discharge devices (ESD101), (ESD102)can include conventional charging and discharging batteries, orsuper-capacitors or capacitors.
 9. A bi-directional light emitting diodedrive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimed inclaim 1, wherein the application circuit with the charge/dischargedevice includes: the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuitin bi-directional divided power impedance, wherein in its bi-directionallight emitting diode drive circuit (U100), a charge/discharge device(ESD101) can be parallel connected across the two ends of the currentlimit resistor (R103) and the first light emitting diode (LED101) inseries connection; a charge/discharge device (ESD102) can be furtherparallel connected across the two ends of the current limit resistor(R104) and the second light emitting diode (LED102) in seriesconnection; wherein: a charge/discharge device (ESD101) based on itspolarity is parallel connected across the two ends of the first lightemitting diode (LED101) and the current limit resistor (R103) in seriesconnection, or is directly parallel connected across the two ends of thefirst light emitting diode (LED101), wherein the charge/discharge device(ESD101) has the random charge/discharge characteristics to stabilizethe lighting operation and to reduce the lighting pulsation of the firstlight emitting diode (LED101); if the second light emitting diode(LED102) is selected to use, a charge/discharge device (ESD102) based onits polarity is parallel connected across the two ends of the secondlight emitting diode (LED102) and the current limit resistor (R104) inseries connection, wherein the charge/discharge device (ESD102) has therandom charge/discharge characteristics to stabilize the lightingoperation and to reduce the lighting pulsation of the second lightemitting diode (LED102); aforesaid charge/discharge devices (ESD101),(ESD102) can include conventional charging and discharging batteries, orsuper-capacitors or capacitors.
 10. A bi-directional light emittingdiode drive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimedin claim 1, wherein the application circuit with additionally installedthe charge/discharge device includes: a first light emitting diode(LED101) is selected and is reversely parallel connected with a diode(CR100) in the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100),then its main circuit structure is that a charge/discharge device(ESD101) based on its polarity is parallel connected across the two endsof the first light emitting diode (LED101) and the current limitresistor (R103) in series connection, wherein the charge/dischargedevice (ESD101) has the random charge/discharge characteristics tostabilize the lighting operation and to reduce the lighting pulsation ofthe first light emitting diode (LED101); aforesaid charge/dischargedevices (ESD101), (ESD102) can include conventional charging anddischarging batteries, or super-capacitors or capacitors.
 11. Abi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance as claimed in claim 1, wherein the applicationcircuit with additionally installed the charge/discharge deviceincludes: the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100),when the current limit resistor (R100) is selected to replace thecurrent limit resistors (R103), (R104) to serve as the common currentlimit resistor of the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set(L100) in the light emitting diode drive circuit (U100), or the currentlimit resistors (R103), (R104) and (R100) are not installed: acharge/discharge device (ESD101) is directly parallel connected acrossthe two ends of the first light emitting diode (LED101) of the samepolarity, and a charge/discharge device (ESD102) is directly parallelconnected across the two ends of the second light emitting diode(LED102) of the same polarity, wherein the charge/discharge devices(ESD101) and (ESD102) has the random charge or dischargecharacteristics; aforesaid charge/discharge devices (ESD101), (ESD102)can include conventional charging and discharging batteries, orsuper-capacitors or capacitors.
 12. A bi-directional light emittingdiode drive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimedin claim 1, wherein a charge/discharge device (ESD101) or acharge/discharge device (ESD102) can be further installed across the twoends of the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) inthe bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) for randomcharging/discharging, thereby besides of stabilizing the lightingstabilities of the first light emitting diode (LED101) and the secondlight emitting diode (LED102) of the bi-directional conducting lightemitting diode set (L100), the charge/discharge device can provide itssaving power during a power off to drive at least one of the first lightemitting diode (LED101) or the second light emitting diode (LED102) tocontinue emitting light; if the charge/discharge devices (ESD101) or(ESD102) used is uni-polar, after the first light emitting diode(LED101) is parallel connected with the uni-polar charge/dischargedevice (ESD101), a diode (CR101) of forward polarity series connectionis installed to prevent reverse voltage from damaging the uni-polarcharge/discharge device; wherein after the second light emitting diode(LED102) is parallel connected with the uni-polar charge/dischargedevice (ESD102), a diode (CR102) of forward polarity series connectionis installed to prevent reverse voltage from damaging the uni-polarcharge/discharge device; aforesaid charge/discharge devices (ESD101),(ESD102) can include conventional charging and discharging batteries, orsuper-capacitors or capacitors.
 13. A bi-directional light emittingdiode drive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimedin claim 1, wherein in the bi-directional light emitting diode drivecircuit (U100), it can be installed with one bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100) or with more than one bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode sets (L100) in series connection,parallel connection or series and parallel connection, wherein if oneset or more than one sets are selected to be installed, they can bejointly driven by the divided power of the same second impedance (Z102)or driven individually by the corresponding divided power at each of themultiple second impedances (Z102) which are in series connection orparallel connection.
 14. A bi-directional light emitting diode drivecircuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimed in claim 1,wherein if the charge/discharge device is not installed, then currentconduction to light emitting diode is intermittent, whereby referring tothe input voltage wave shape and duty cycle of current conduction, thelight emitting forward current and the peak of light emitting forwardvoltage of each light emitting diode in the bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100) can be correspondingly selected for thelight emitting diode; if current conduction to light emitting diode isintermittent, the peak of light emitting forward voltage can becorrespondingly selected based on the duty cycle of current conductionas long as the principle of that the peak of light emitting forwardvoltage does not damage the light emitting diode is followed.
 15. Abi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance as claimed in claim 1, wherein if thecharge/discharge device is not installed, then based on the value andwave shape of the aforesaid light emitting forward voltage, thecorresponding current value and wave shape from the forward voltage vs.forward current ratio are produced; however the peak of light emittingforward current shall follow the principle not to damage the lightemitting diode (LED101) or (LED102).
 16. A bi-directional light emittingdiode drive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimedin claim 1, wherein it is series connected to the bi-directional powermodulator of series connection type, wherein the bi-directional powermodulator of series connection type comprises: a bi-directional powermodulator of series connection type (300) the including conventionalelectromechanical components or solid state power components and relatedelectronic circuit components to modulate the bi-directional poweroutput; the circuit operating functions are the following: 1) thebi-directional power modulator of series connection type (300) is seriesconnected with the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit(U100) to receive the bi-directional power from power source, wherebythe bi-directional power is modulated by the bi-directional powermodulator of series connection type (300) to execute power modulationssuch as pulse width modulation or current conduction phase anglecontrol, or impedance modulation to drive the bi-directional lightemitting diode drive circuit (U100); or 2) the bi-directional powermodulator of series connection type (300) is series connected betweenthe second impedance (Z102) and the bi-directional conducting lightemitting diode set (L100) whereby the bi-directional divided poweracross the two ends of the second impedance (Z102) is modulated by thebi-directional power modulator of series connection type (300) toexecute power modulations such as pulse width modulation or currentconduction phase angle control, or impedance modulation to drive thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100).
 17. Abi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance as claimed in claim 1, wherein it is parallelconnected to a bi-directional power modulator of parallel connectiontype, wherein the bi-directional power modulator of parallel connectiontype comprises: a bi-directional power modulator of parallel connectiontype (400) including conventional electromechanical components or solidstate power components and related electronic circuit components tomodulate the bi-directional power output; the circuit operatingfunctions are the following: 1) the bi-directional power modulator ofparallel connection type (400) is installed, wherein its output ends arefor parallel connection with the bi-directional light emitting diodedrive circuit (U100), while its input ends are provided for receivingthe bi-directional power from the power source, whereby thebi-directional power is modulated by the bi-directional power modulatorof parallel connection type (400) to execute power modulations such aspulse width modulation or current conduction phase angle control, orimpedance modulation to drive the bi-directional light emitting diodedrive circuit (U100); or 2) the bi-directional power modulator ofparallel connection type (400) is installed, wherein its output ends areparallel connected with the input ends of the bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100) while its input ends are parallelconnected with the second impedance (Z102), whereby the bi-directionaldivided power across the two ends of the second impedance (Z102) ismodulated by the bi-directional power modulator of parallel connectiontype (400) to execute power modulations such as pulse width modulationor current conduction phase angle control, or impedance modulation todrive the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100). 18.A bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance as claimed in claim 1, wherein it is driven bythe output power of the DC to AC inverter, wherein: a DC to AC Inverter(4000) including conventional electromechanical components or solidstate power components and related electronic circuit components,wherein its input ends are provided as needed to receive input from aconstant or variable voltage DC power, or a DC power rectified from anAC power, while its output ends are selected as needed to supply abi-directional power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave, orbi-directional square wave or bi-directional pulse wave in a constant orvariable voltage and constant or variable alternated polarity frequencyor period to be used as the power source to supply bi-directional power;a bi-directional power modulator of series connection type (300)including conventional electromechanical components or solid state powercomponents and related electronic circuit components to modulate thebi-directional power output; the circuit operating functions aredescribed in the following: 1) the bi-directional power modulator ofseries connection type (300) is series connect with the bi-directionallight emitting diode drive circuit (U100); after the two are in seriesconnection, they are parallel connected with the output ends of the DCto AC inverter (4000), and the bi-directional power output of the DC toAC inverter (4000) is modulated by the bi-directional power modulator ofseries connection type (300) to execute power modulations such as pulsewidth modulation or current conduction phase angle control, or impedancemodulation to drive the bi-directional light emitting diode drivecircuit (U100); or 2) the bi-directional power modulator of seriesconnection type (300) is series connected between the second impedance(Z102) and the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set(L100), whereby the bi-directional divided power across the two ends ofthe second impedance (Z102) is used to execute power modulations such aspulse width modulation or current conduction phase angle control, orimpedance modulation to drive the bi-directional conducting lightemitting diode set (L100).
 19. A bi-directional light emitting diodedrive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimed inclaim 1, wherein it is driven by the output power of the DC to ACinverter, wherein: a DC to AC Inverter (4000) including conventionalelectromechanical components or solid state power components and relatedelectronic circuit components, wherein its input ends are provided asneeded to receive input from a constant or variable voltage DC power, ora DC power rectified from an AC power, while its output ends areselected as needed to supply bi-directional power of bi-directionalsinusoidal wave, or bi-directional square wave or bi-directional pulsewave in a constant or variable voltage and constant or variablealternated polarity frequency or periods to be used as the power sourceto supply bi-directional power; a bi-directional power modulator ofparallel connection type (400) including conventional electromechanicalcomponents or solid state power components and related electroniccircuit components to modulate the bi-directional power output; thecircuit operating functions are described in the following: 1) thebi-directional power modulator of parallel connection type (400) isinstalled, wherein its output ends are parallel connected with the inputends of the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) andits input ends are provided to receive the bi-directional power outputfrom the DC to AC inverter (4000), whereby the bi-directional poweroutput of the DC to AC invert (4000) is modulated by the bi-directionalpower modulator of parallel connection type (400) to execute powermodulations such as pulse width modulation or current conduction phaseangle control, or impedance modulation to drive the bi-directional lightemitting diode drive circuit (U100); or 2) the bi-directional powermodulator of parallel connection type (400) is installed, wherein itsoutput ends are parallel connected with the input ends of thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100) while itsinput ends are parallel connected with the second impedance (Z102),whereby the bi-directional divided power across the two ends of thesecond impedance (Z102) is modulated by the bi-directional powermodulator of parallel connection type (400) to execute power modulationssuch as pulse width modulation or current conduction phase anglecontrol, or impedance modulation to drive the bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100).
 20. A bi-directional light emittingdiode drive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimedin claim 1, wherein it is driven by a DC to AC inverter output power;wherein: a DC to AC Inverter (4000) including conventionalelectromechanical components or solid state power components and relatedelectronic circuit components, wherein its input ends are provided asneeded to receive input from a constant or variable voltage DC power, ora DC power rectified from an AC power, while its output ends areselected as needed to supply bi-directional power of bi-directionalsinusoidal wave, or bi-directional square wave or bi-directional pulsewave in a constant or variable voltage and constant or variablealternated polarity frequency or periods to be used as the power sourceto supply bi-directional power; the circuit operating functions are thefollowing: the bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100)is parallel connected across the output ends of the conventional DC toAC inverter (4000); the input ends of the DC to AC inverter (4000) areprovided as needed to receive input from a constant or variable voltageDC power, or a DC power rectified from an AC power; the output ends ofthe DC to AC inverter (4000) can be selected as needed to provide abi-directional power of bi-directional sinusoidal wave, orbi-directional square wave or bi-directional pulse wave in a fixed orvariable voltage and constant or variable polarity frequency or periodas the bi-directional power source to control and drive thebi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100); thebi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) can becontrolled and driven by means of modulating the output power from theDC to AC inverter (4000), as well as by executing power modulations tothe power outputted such as pulse width modulation, or conductivecurrent phase angle control, or impedance modulation.
 21. Abi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance as claimed in claim 1, wherein thebi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit (U100) is arranged tobe series connected with a least one conventional impedance component(500) and further to be parallel connected with the power source,wherein the impedance (500) includes: 1) a component with resistiveimpedance characteristics; or 2) a component with inductive impedancecharacteristics; or 3) a component with capacitive impedancecharacteristics; or 4) a single impedance component with the combinedimpedance characteristics of at least two of the resistive impedance, orinductive impedance, or capacitive impedance simultaneously, thereby toprovide DC or AC impedances; or 5) a single impedance component with thecombined impedance characteristics of inductive impedance and capacitiveimpedance, wherein its inherent resonance frequency is the same as thefrequency or period of bi-directional power, thereby to produce aparallel resonance status; or 6) one kind or more than one kind of oneor more than ones capacitive impedance component, or inductive impedancecomponent, or resistive impedance component or two kinds or more thantwo kinds of impedance components in series connection, or parallelconnection, or series and parallel connection so as to provide DC or ACimpedances; or 7) the mutual series connection of a capacitive impedancecomponent and an inductive impedance component, wherein its inherentseries resonance frequency is the same as the frequency or period ofbi-directional power from power source to produce a series resonancestatus and the end voltage across two ends of the capacitive impedancecomponent or the inductive impedance component appear in seriesresonance correspondingly; or the capacitive impedance and the inductiveimpedance are in mutual parallel connection, whereby its inherentparallel resonance frequency is the same as the frequency or period ofbi-directional power from power source, thereby to produce a parallelresonance status and appear the corresponding end voltage.
 22. Abi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance as claimed in claim 1, wherein the inductiveimpedance component (I200) of the second impedance (Z102) can be furtherreplaced by the power supply side winding of a transformer withinductive effect, wherein the self-coupled transformer (ST200) has aself-coupled voltage change winding (W0) with voltage raising function,the b, c ends of the self-coupled voltage change winding (W0) of theself-coupled transformer (ST200) are the power supply side which replacethe inductive impedance component (I200) of the second impedance (Z102),thereby to constitute comprise the second impedance (Z102), wherein thea, c output ends of the self-coupled voltage change winding (W0) of theself-coupled transformer (ST200) are arranged to provide AC power ofvoltage rise to drive the bi-directional conducting light emitting diodeset (L100).
 23. A bi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit inbi-directional divided power impedance as claimed in claim 1, whereinthe inductive impedance component (I200) of the second impedance (Z102)can be further replaced by the power supply side winding of atransformer with inductive effect, wherein the self-coupled transformer(ST200) has a self-coupled voltage change winding (W0) with voltage dropfunction, in which the b, c ends of the self-coupled voltage changewinding (W0) of the self-coupled transformer (ST200) are the powersupply side which replace the inductive impedance component (I200) ofthe second impedance (Z102), thereby to comprise the second impedance(Z102), wherein the a, c output ends of the self-coupled voltage changewinding (W0) of the self-coupled transformer (ST200) are arranged toprovide AC power of voltage drop to drive the bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100).
 24. A bi-directional light emittingdiode drive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimedin claim 1, wherein the inductive impedance component (I200) of thesecond impedance (Z102) can be further replaced by the power supply sidewinding of a transformer with inductive effect, wherein the separatingtype transformer (IT200) is comprised of a primary side winding (W1) anda secondary side winding (W2), in which the primary side winding (W1)and the secondary side winding (W2) are separated, while the primaryside winding (W1) comprise the second impedance (Z102), wherein theoutput voltage of the secondary side winding (W2) of the separating typetransformer (IT200) can be optionally selected as needed to provide ACpower of voltage rise or voltage drop to drive the bi-directionalconducting light emitting diode set (L100); the inductive impedancecomponent (I200) of the second impedance (Z102) is replaced by the powersupply side winding of the transformer, wherein the secondary side ofthe separating type transformer (IT200) provides AC power of voltagerise or voltage drop to drive the bi-directional conducting lightemitting diode set (L100).
 25. A bi-directional light emitting diodedrive circuit in bi-directional divided power impedance as claimed inclaim 1, wherein the inductive impedance component (I200) of the secondimpedance (Z102) can be further replaced by the power supply sidewinding of a transformer with inductive effect, wherein the self-coupledtransformer (ST200) has a self-coupled voltage change winding (W0) withvoltage raising function, the b, c ends of the self-coupled voltagechange winding (W0) of the self-coupled transformer (ST200) is the powersupply side which replace the inductive impedance component (I200) ofthe second impedance (Z102) to be parallel connected with the capacitor(C200), wherein its inherent parallel resonance frequency after parallelconnection is the same as frequency of the bi-directional power frompower source such as the AC power, or the alternated polarity period ofthe constant or variable voltage and constant or variable periodicallyalternated polarity power converted from DC power to produce a parallelresonance status, thereby to comprise the second impedance (Z102), whichis series connected with the capacitor (C100) of the first impedance(Z101); further, the capacitor (C200) can be parallel connected with thea, c taps or b, c taps of the self-coupled transformer (ST200), or otherselected taps as needed, wherein the a, c output ends of theself-coupled voltage change winding (W0) of the self-coupled transformer(ST200) are arranged to provide AC power of voltage rise to drive thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100).
 26. Abi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance as claimed in claim 1, wherein the installedinductive impedance component (I200) of the second impedance (Z102) canbe further replaced by the power supply side winding of a transformerwith inductive effect, wherein the self-coupled transformer (ST200) hasa self-coupled voltage change winding (W0) with voltage drop function,in which the a, c ends of the self-coupled voltage change winding (W0)of the self-coupled transformer (ST200) are the power supply side whichreplace the inductive impedance component (I200) of the second impedance(Z102) to be parallel connected with the capacitor (C200), wherein itsinherent parallel resonance frequency after parallel connection is thesame as frequency of the bi-directional power from power source such asthe AC power, or the alternated polarity period of the constant orvariable voltage and constant or variable periodically alternatedpolarity power converted from DC power so as to produce a parallelresonance status, thereby to comprise the second impedance (Z102), whichis series connected with the capacitor (C100) of the first impedance(Z101), further, the capacitor (C200) can be parallel connected with thea, c taps or b, c taps of the self-coupled transformer (ST200), or otherselected taps as needed, wherein the b, c output ends of theself-coupled voltage change winding (W0) of the self-coupled transformer(ST200) are arranged to provide AC power of voltage drop to drive thebi-directional conducting light emitting diode set (L100).
 27. Abi-directional light emitting diode drive circuit in bi-directionaldivided power impedance as claimed in claim 1, wherein the inductiveimpedance component (I200) of the second impedance (Z102) can be furtherreplaced by the power supply side winding of a transformer withinductive effect, wherein the separating type transformer (IT200) iscomprised of a primary side winding (W1) and a secondary side winding(W2), in which the primary side winding (W1) and the secondary sidewinding (W2) are separated; the primary side winding (W1) is parallelconnected with the capacitor (C200), wherein its inherent parallelresonance frequency after parallel connection is the same as frequencyof the bi-directional power from power source such as the AC power, orthe alternated polarity period of the constant or variable voltage andconstant or variable periodically alternated polarity power convertedfrom DC power so as to produce a parallel resonance status, thereby tocomprise the second impedance (Z102), which is series connected with thecapacitor (C100) of the first impedance (Z101); further, the capacitor(C200) can be parallel connected with the a, c taps or b, c taps of theself-coupled transformer (ST200), or other selected taps as needed, theoutput voltage of the secondary side winding (W2) of the separating typetransformer (IT200) can be selected as needed to be voltage rise orvoltage drop, and the AC power output from the secondary side winding isprovided to drive the bi-directional conducting light emitting diode set(L100); the inductive impedance component (I200) of the second impedance(Z102) is replaced by the power supply side winding of the transformerand is parallel connected with the capacitor (C200) to appear parallelresonance, thereby to comprise the second impedance while the secondaryside of the separating type transformer (IT200) provides AC power ofvoltage rise or voltage drop to drive the bi-directional conductinglight emitting diode set (L100).